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Arch and unrepentant, Will Leitch, founding editor of Deadspin.com, is the mouthpiece for all the frustrated fans who just want their games back from big money, bloated egos, and blathering sportscasters. Always a fan first and a sportswriter second, Leitch considers the perfection of fantasy leagues and the meaninglessness of the steroids debate as he exposes Olympic fetishes, parses Shaq's rap attack on Kobe, shares a brew with John Rocker and his surprising girlfriend, and reveals what ESPN and the beer companies really think about you. If you or a fan you love is suffering from a sense...

A major source of land use policy controversy in the United States and worldwide, for at least a decade, wetlands are the subject of a rapidly growing literature across many disciplines. This bibliography brings together the salient works on the economic and related restoration and delineation aspects of wetland resources. Covering recent literature, it includes 80 entries on methodological aspects of wetland economics and 195 entries on empirical issues, 74 entries on wetland restoration/creation economics, and 111 entries on delineation/definition issues.

Each of the four major...

Biblical Christianity. Not a different perspective on Christianity, but the Biblical perspective. Leitch follows the logical progression through who is man, who is God, and the evidence that God has interacted with His creation in the person of Jesus Christ

Dismissing the idea that salvation is just a ticket into heaven, Leitch shows that salvation is a restored connection to God starting now. The impact on your life is demonstrated through illustrations and stories and even humor.

In Christ. Find out why the biggest problem in your Christian life may just be coming to God...

Short stories don't attempt to tell the whole tale. They are a snapshot of a particular episode in the life of the characters. Because short stories start and finish quite abruptly, they often stay in the mind of the reader and invite them to invent their own alternative endings. The first of these stories happens on a remote mining station, the second in a suburban a family home, the third on a dream holiday. The particular pleasure of these three short stories is the variety, within a common theme of perplexity that things could have turned out as they did.

Tailored for dyslexic...